Not To Mention This
My Beloved and I always have a few dinner parties during the holidays - it's just nicer than inviting people to meet you at a restaurant. Yes, it's a lot of work but there is nothing more pleasurable for me than treating dear friends to a special meal.
However, we don't want them to fill up on heavy puupuus before the main event, so I usually serve little nibbles like this rather than serious hors d'oeuvres. A few olives, nuts or cornichons serve to whet the appetite for whatever comes next.
And, when I can serve them in such stylish wares as Peter Barrett's little boat-shaped bowls, why that's even better.
By now, you are thinking, "Sheesh, does he pay her to say all these nice things about his work?" I can assure you that he does not; I didn't even get a discount. I just noticed the ones he made for himself and showed on his blog and asked if perhaps he could make more for me. Being the Yankee entrepreneur that most artists are a heart, he agreed, et voilà! I'm all set for those holiday dinners.
Labels: Peter Barrett
5 Comments:
You should get a discount ;)
I think olives and pickles are the perfect start.
You are so proud of that photo!
(Well, you should be.)
Greg, I'll ask for one next time I order.
Cookiecrumb, things photographed on a gray background always seem to look better, don't they?
That's just beautiful, lovely.
Ms Mouse, almost as good as Rupert - and it was just my funny little point-and-shoot camera!
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